100 Prince Avenue

The redevelopment of the former St. Joseph's Catholic Church into a mixed‐use site.

Investment

  • NMTC Amount: $17,150,000
  • Total Project Cost: $20,779,492

IMPACT

  • 40 FTE jobs
  • 38 construction jobs
  • 34 affordable housing units, grocery store added to Food Desert
  • 20,357 sq. ft. of real estate

Investor

Voices from the Community

“100 Prince was an opportunity for our team to bring affordable housing, grocery and local retail to an urban food desert which suffers from high rents and had not seen multi-family residential construction in over ten years. The project financing was complex, and without the New Markets Tax Credit subsidy, this project wouldn’t have gotten off the ground. Throughout the process, Cherry Bekaert’s strategic financing team was instrumental in arranging the NMTC sources and guiding our team along with myriad funders through to a successful closing.”

-Russ Davis, Jr., Principal, Homes Urban

Project Description

The 100 Prince project is the redevelopment of the former St. Joseph’s Catholic Church into a mixed‐use site that includes: 34 housing units (10 units was affordable @ 80% AMI); a grocery space; three small shop spaces. The retail portion of the project consists of construction and development of 20,357 sq. ft. of retail space with subsidized rent space for a Piggly Wiggly Express (10,000 sq. ft.) and other subsidized retail/restaurant space (10,357 sq. ft.).

MAP

Address: 100 Prince Avenue, Athens, GA 30601

Census Tract: 13059001900

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